Saturday Links
Curated links for your weekend reading:
Drowning in Words, Parched for a Word From God
Nobody knows exactly when, but not long ago, or not long from now, the total written output of AI large language models will surpass the total written output of human beings for all time.
Reversing the Damage of Internet Reading
There have been a number of studies that have proven that the Internet is re-wiring the brain.
What Unique Platform Has God Given You to Glorify Him?
No matter who you are, God has given you your physical and mental and spiritual gifts to provide you a platform from which to draw attention to Him.
The key to addressing it is not simply removing access to unnecessary devices, installing Covenant Eyes on phones, or providing accountability.
The Slow Drift of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage
This is the slow drift of sexual intimacy, and it is far more common in marriages than we like to admit.
What the Spurgeon Family Scandal Teaches Us About Failure
The Spurgeon family scandal offers valuable lessons on the nature of failure.
Many of the weekly rhythms which, from September to June, stabilize our times of Bible reading, prayer, and reflection, begin to lurch.
Our greatest problem is not that we lack time but that we often fail to steward it according to God’s purposes.
My post at Gospel for Life: Spiritual Organization
Most of us blame our lack of spiritual consistency on weak discipline, but the real problem is that our lives aren’t intentionally organized with rhythms of communion, rest, and refreshment that make faithfulness sustainable.
